The Dutch House

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The Dutch House is a bestselling contemporary novel by Ann Patchett that explores themes of family, memory, and inheritance through the story of two siblings bound to a grand suburban Philadelphia mansion.

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instanceOf novel
author Ann Patchett NERFINISHED
award finalist for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
bestsellerStatus New York Times bestseller NERFINISHED
centralObject a grand mansion called the Dutch House
centralTheme class and wealth
family
forgiveness
inheritance
loss
memory
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtDepicts a young girl in front of a house
format audiobook
ebook
print
genre contemporary fiction
domestic fiction
family saga
hasMotif exile from home
returning to the past
sibling loyalty
stepfamily tensions
hasSiblingRelationship Danny and Maeve Conroy NERFINISHED
houseFunctionInStory source of conflict over inheritance
symbol of family legacy
houseName The Dutch House NERFINISHED
language English
literaryStyle realist
mainCharacter Danny Conroy NERFINISHED
Maeve Conroy NERFINISHED
marketedAs bestselling novel
narrativePerspective first person
narratorCharacter Danny Conroy NERFINISHED
notableFeature audiobook narrated by Tom Hanks
plotFocus impact of losing the family home
relationship between two siblings
publicationYear 2019
publisher Harper NERFINISHED
settingCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
settingLocation suburban Philadelphia
timePeriod post–World War II to late 20th century
timeStructure nonlinear timeline
tone melancholic
reflective

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